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A Classical Education, Made Accessible
Cedar School partners with homeschool families through a Christ-centered, classical, collaborative education model that combines structured in-person learning with continued learning at home.
For families using Step Up For Students scholarship funding, Cedar School offers course selections organized by grade band and developmental stage.
Each program is designed to grow with the student, building strong academic foundations, thoughtful communication, sound reasoning, personal responsibility, and a deeper understanding of God and His world.
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K–1 Foundations Program
Grades 2–3 Grammar Stage Program
Grades 2–3 Grammar Stage Program
Approx. Ages 5–7 | Grammar School
Building strong foundations with wonder and confidence
Our K–1 program provides a warm, structured introduction to classical learning. Students develop foundational skills in language, early writing, mathematics, history, science, and oral communication through stories, memory work, guided practice, discuss
Approx. Ages 5–7 | Grammar School
Building strong foundations with wonder and confidence
Our K–1 program provides a warm, structured introduction to classical learning. Students develop foundational skills in language, early writing, mathematics, history, science, and oral communication through stories, memory work, guided practice, discussion, and simple presentations.
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K–1 Foundations Program
Grades 2–3 Grammar Stage Program
Grades 2–3 Grammar Stage Program
Grades 2–3 Grammar Stage Program
Approx. Ages 7–9 | Grammar Stage
Growing in knowledge, skill, and confidence
Students strengthen their academic foundations while developing greater accuracy and independence. Coursework includes language, writing, mathematics, literature, history, science, memorization, presentation skills, and Christian formation.
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Grammar Stage Program
Grades 4–5 Upper Grammar Program
Grades 2–3 Grammar Stage Program
Grades 4–5 Upper Grammar Program
Approx. Ages 9–11 | Upper Grammar Stage
Deepening understanding and developing independence
Students move toward increasingly independent academic work through rich literature, organized writing, mathematics, history, science inquiry, research, discussion, and presentations. This stage emphasizes responsibility, perseverance, and thoughtful
Approx. Ages 9–11 | Upper Grammar Stage
Deepening understanding and developing independence
Students move toward increasingly independent academic work through rich literature, organized writing, mathematics, history, science inquiry, research, discussion, and presentations. This stage emphasizes responsibility, perseverance, and thoughtful engagement.
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Upper Grammar Program
Grades 6–7 Dialectic Program
Grades 6–7 Dialectic Program
Grades 4–5 Upper Grammar Program
Approx. Ages 11–13 | Dialectic Stage
Learning to reason, question, and communicate with purpose
Students begin moving beyond simply acquiring information to examining ideas, asking thoughtful questions, and developing sound reasoning. Coursework emphasizes writing, research, close reading, discussion, problem-solving, mathematics, history,
Approx. Ages 11–13 | Dialectic Stage
Learning to reason, question, and communicate with purpose
Students begin moving beyond simply acquiring information to examining ideas, asking thoughtful questions, and developing sound reasoning. Coursework emphasizes writing, research, close reading, discussion, problem-solving, mathematics, history, science, and biblical formation.
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Dialectic Program
Grades 8–9 Rhetoric Program
Grades 6–7 Dialectic Program
Grades 8–9 Rhetoric Program
Approx. Ages 13–15 | Rhetoric Stage
Preparing students to communicate, lead, and live with purpose
The Rhetoric program challenges students to communicate clearly, evaluate information carefully, and apply learning to real-world questions. Students engage in advanced writing, literature, mathematics, history, laboratory science, logic, deba
Approx. Ages 13–15 | Rhetoric Stage
Preparing students to communicate, lead, and live with purpose
The Rhetoric program challenges students to communicate clearly, evaluate information carefully, and apply learning to real-world questions. Students engage in advanced writing, literature, mathematics, history, laboratory science, logic, debate, leadership, personal finance, economics, and career awareness.
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Rhetoric Program